
Versatility is the name of the game with this set of Pliers Wrenches, which will finally let you send that old fussy, frustrating crescent wrench to its new home at your next yard sale. The perfect tool for tightening/loosening nuts a... See More
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Description
Versatility is the name of the game with this set of Pliers Wrenches, which will finally let you send that old fussy, frustrating crescent wrench to its new home at your next yard sale. The perfect tool for tightening/loosening nuts and fittings, applying pressure when snapping tile cleanly—even light clamping duty—these can handle just about any task you throw their way. The adjustable jaws ensure even clamping pressure to help eliminate surface damage and ensure a clean, firm grip, and the angled head allows you to apply pressure with precision and ease. The wrenches come in 7 ½”, 10”, and 12” lengths, the largest of which has a maximum jaw opening of 2 ¾”. The rubberized, pliers-style handles (hence the name) provide excellent grip even in wet conditions, and the chrome vanadium steel body provides remarkable strength and corrosion resistance. Sturdy, workhorse tools for any household or shop.
Overall rating: 4.5333333 / 5 from 15 reviews.
Review topics: [quality, looks, price, wrench, pliers, grip].
"I have used similar pliers for years and they are my favorite design. These would have gotten a 5 star, but I had to take my die grinder and smooth out the adjustment holes as the pliers would not operate smoothly."
"Solid and well made. They remind me of the Knipex Alligator wrenches, but at a nicer price point."
"Good grip And easy to manipulate."
"Very handy in the garage and on the farm"
"works very well"
"Case could be higher quality."
"They appear to be very high quality and good price."
"great quality; my plumber was impressed. I loaned one to him to tighten my faucet handle."
"They look like knipex pliers a fiction similar but not as good. For the money they are a good alternative."
"It gives a better grip than channel pliers. My main concern is durability of the sliding mechanism. So far so good. Only time will tell. Bought as much due to reputation of GW as anything."